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@PrimalGlenn

Working on onchain trading @bancor @carbondefixyz | Everything is Awesome!!! Sometimes blockchain/web3/DeFi, other times EDM 🎶 and random 🧠

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primalglenn 🗿🌐🖥️@PrimalGlenn·
New all time high records on @SeiNetwork via @Bancor's Arb Fast Lane infrastructure in the month of April & AGAIN in the month of May! April - 204,888 TXs May - 217,392 TXs The Arb Fast Lane is an arbitrage framework that incorporates major onchain liquidity sources such as...
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3 months later, here are some updates about @Bancor's Arb Fast Lane on @SeiNetwork In the month of March, a new record was achieved in terms of TX count and Gas utilization 💱169,515 Transactions ⛽81,083,457,891 Gas utilized

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@thenarrator You can have the best of both worlds and still surfaced a CLOB with AMM curves representing the respective orders. We invented the AMM in 2017 and in 2023 released @CarbonDeFixyz which does exactly this all fully onchain.
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kill the order book controversial but the CLOB model is why most prediction markets have empty books and no liquidity on anything outside the top markets the future is AMM-native with bonding curves that create liquidity automatically you don't need a counterparty if the curve IS the counterparty the tradeoff is price efficiency, but an inefficient market that exists beats an efficient market with zero liquidity.
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Bancor@Bancor·
A DEX where any project or user can structure and automate onchain market making: ✅ Non-overlapping orders ✅ Linked buy & sell orders ✅ Automatic fund rotation – as one order fills, acquired tokens fund the opposite order ✅ Built-in solver system using liquidity from all major DEXs, chainwide @CarbonDeFixyz – automated, adjustable in real time, and transparent. 📩 Contact @PrimalGlenn to schedule a 1:1 or meet IRL at @EthCC.
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Bancor
Bancor@Bancor·
Deploy your own DEX or integrate a complete trading stack, including: 🔸 Maker-style limit, range, and recurring orders 🔸 100% price certainty 🔸 Concentrated and Full Range Liquidity 🔸 Built-in solver system sources chainwide liquidity to help efficiently fulfill orders and keep strategies actively trading 📩 Contact @PrimalGlenn to discuss integrations and licensing opportunities.
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Jay ($/acc)@jayendra_jog·
excited for @alranpe's talk next week
Bancor@Bancor

TERSE 2026 at @EthCC[9] Speaker Announcement 📣 🎙️ Dr. Alejandro Ranchal-Pedrosa (@alranpe), Protocol Researcher at @SeiNetwork 📄 Sedna: How users can enforce affordable privacy, censorship-resistance and MEV protection in MCP chains 🗓️ March 31, Chaplin Stage @ 11:00 Register: luma.com/sq4gdmxq

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Marc Zeller
Marc Zeller@Marczeller·
Extremely good new X feature to restrict replies to who I follow and who they follow, I think it just solved CT. Very grateful @nikitabier.
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Because the Carbon DeFi smart contracts are efficient, concentrated liquidity positions (depending on their parameters) tend to see a lot of trading activity. As an example, this USDC-USDT concentrated LP position with a relatively small amount of funds (started off with 50 USDC + 50 USDT) has seen > 5400 trades against it since its inception about ~3 years ago. This is with a 0.05% fee (AKA spread). It has yield the LP ~$21 in returns on relatively low risk trading pair. This amounts to about ~7% yearly return. app.carbondefi.xyz/strategy/10208…
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Bancor@Bancor

Concentrated liquidity — designed for LPs who value precision, control, and automation, without external dependencies. ✅ Built in Solver System → Trades against all major DEXs chainwide ✅ Custom Spread AKA Fee Tier → Your liquidity, your profit margin ✅ Combine Any Standard ERC20 Tokens ✅ Adjustable Positions → Edit prices, add/withdraw funds, or change strategy type — without withdrawing & recreating a position. ✅ Native Auto-compounding Fees → No hooks, no keepers ✅ No Tick Constraints → Custom Price Parameters 🗿 @CarbonDeFixyz

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Bancor
Bancor@Bancor·
Onchain markets don’t maintain themselves. They depend on infrastructure that keeps prices aligned, liquidity active, and trading environments efficient. @CarbonDeFixyz and the Arb Fast Lane provide the liquidity and arbitrage framework that supports price equilibrium across all major DEXs and helps sustain active DeFi ecosystems. EVM-compatible blockchains: connect with @PrimalGlenn to explore deployment.
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primalglenn 🗿🌐🖥️@PrimalGlenn·
Creating a trading strategy for a trading pair that buys at a certain price point(s) and sells at a different price point(s) is no easy feat. For the programmatic trader that does this onchain, they have to maintain code that runs 24/7 across cloud infrastructure or on local hardware. They need to deal with APIs, SDKs, and third party libraries in order to accomplish this type of automation. At the end of the day, the cost to run this type of automation is not cheap and it can easily add up. @CarbonDeFixyz makes this functionality available to any liquidity provider/trader for any token trading pair onchain 100% free. You can create a buy-low-sell-high recurring order using any standard tokens that are sufficiently liquid onchain. Want to see this in action? Check out this strategy that buys ETH between 1,860.00-2,083.52 USDC/ETH and sells between 2,087.69-2,300.00 USDC/ETH. The results? 825 trades since inception in September 2nd 2025. app.carbondefi.xyz/strategy/17014…
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Bancor@Bancor

Infinite cycles of buy low, sell high with just one Recurring Order. No more: ❌ Gas fees every time you trade ❌ Manually timing trades ❌ Constant chart watching ❌ Missed opportunities – whether it's a trade or time with friends and family ✅ Fund one or both sides ✅ Easily adjustable ✅ Liquidity auto-rotates from one order to the other ✅ Auto-compounds w/out manual intervention ✅ Makers pay zero fees on filled orders ✅ Orders are filled using chainwide liquidity 🗿 @CarbonDeFixyz

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Silo Labs | V3 Live
Silo Labs | V3 Live@SiloFinance·
Silo v3 is LIVE. Silo introduces the safest lending markets in DeFi. We rebuilt the core assumption behind lending: collateral does not need to be sold to keep markets solvent. That shift puts lender protection first — and makes yield more durable. Here’s how 👇
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Bancor
Bancor@Bancor·
🇫🇷 Bancor contributors will be on the ground at @EthCC, Europe’s largest and longest-running Ethereum event, discussing its suite of DeFi products. If you are: • An EVM-compatible blockchain • A DEX expanding its feature set • A token project • A market maker • A trader or LP DM @PrimalGlenn to connect IRL 📩
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Bancor@Bancor·
Research, discussion, and shared understanding matter. “This field that's emerging around blockchains – it's distinct from anything you can be formally trained for. To be able to find each other and teach each other about blockchain is important. It is a beautiful thing to see these things start to come together and form a field of research that just didn't exist before." – @MBRichardson87, Bancor Project Lead & TERSE Steering Committee TERSE 2026 – hosted in collaboration with @tokengineering, @uzh_blockchain, @TE_Labs, @EthCC, and knowledge partner @BlockchainIEEE. 📍 Cannes EthCC[9] 🗓️ March 31 Register: luma.com/sq4gdmxq
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primalglenn 🗿🌐🖥️@PrimalGlenn·
Happy llamaswap user here 🫡 and always use it to compare prices across different trading venues. In my opinion, swapping large amounts of tokens as a taker onchain is a recipe for disaster. Instead, traders should be trading as a maker onchain via limit and range orders. If you want ZERO slippage and 100% price certainty about how much you will get in return, this is the only way. What could this trader have done in this scenario? He could have placed a limit order on @CarbonDeFixyz to buy $AAVE with 50,000,000 USDT and set the exact price that he is willing to have his limit order be filled. Carbon DeFi orders are placed onchain for ANYONE to fill and in essence it acts as a reverse aggregator as anyone can source liquidity from other onchain sources to fill this order. Note: partial fills are supported and the trader can always adjust the price of his order at any point in time.
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0xngmi@0xngmi·
someone just swapped $50m for $36k on cowswap through aave's frontend, effectively losing 50m if you try to make this swap on llamaswap the UI won't let you at all, buttons get locked we've spent years building a price API with the highest coverage of defi tokens to avoid this
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I will keep on shouting about this as it keeps happening all the time. Traders should STOP 🚫 swapping large amounts of tokens as a taker onchain. Instead, traders should be trading as a maker onchain via limit and range orders. if you want ZERO slippage and 100% price certainty about how much you will get in return, this is the only way. Whenever you are taking a market instead of making one, you will always have to pay slippage. It's an inescapable force of market uncertainty and there is no way around. You can get around slippage and uncertainty by moving from taking to making. What could this trader have done in this scenario? He could have placed a limit order on @CarbonDeFixyz to buy $AAVE with 50,000,000 USDT and set the exact price that he is willing to have his limit order be filled. Carbon DeFi orders are placed onchain for ANYONE to fill and in essence it acts as a reverse aggregator as anyone can source liquidity from other onchain sources to fill this order. @Bancor built the Arb Fast Lane to guaranteed good order execution when the market price reaches the quote price if no one else (e.g. searchers, aggregators, programmatic traders, etc...) is willing to fill the order.

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primalglenn 🗿🌐🖥️@PrimalGlenn·
I am once again reminding you to swap as maker instead of a taker onchain. @CarbonDeFixyz let's you do this via limit and range orders.
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YAM 🌱@yieldsandmore

0x98b...7ac8 just lost $50m in an attempt to buy AAVE using USDT through @CoWSwap. This swap was very likely executed through AAVE's UI using the collateral swap feature, as it swaps from aEthUSDT to aEthAAVE, which represent deposits of USDT and AAVE into the AAVE protocol. The cause is mostly bad routing done by most aggregators. Below is a screenshot from @matchametaxyz and @CoWSwap, showing that all aggregators struggle with this. It doesn't seem to us that @CoWSwap misrepresents the price of aEthAAVE. Transaction: etherscan.io/tx/0x9fa9feab3…

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primalglenn 🗿🌐🖥️@PrimalGlenn·
I will keep on shouting about this as it keeps happening all the time. Traders should STOP 🚫 swapping large amounts of tokens as a taker onchain. Instead, traders should be trading as a maker onchain via limit and range orders. if you want ZERO slippage and 100% price certainty about how much you will get in return, this is the only way. Whenever you are taking a market instead of making one, you will always have to pay slippage. It's an inescapable force of market uncertainty and there is no way around. You can get around slippage and uncertainty by moving from taking to making. What could this trader have done in this scenario? He could have placed a limit order on @CarbonDeFixyz to buy $AAVE with 50,000,000 USDT and set the exact price that he is willing to have his limit order be filled. Carbon DeFi orders are placed onchain for ANYONE to fill and in essence it acts as a reverse aggregator as anyone can source liquidity from other onchain sources to fill this order. @Bancor built the Arb Fast Lane to guaranteed good order execution when the market price reaches the quote price if no one else (e.g. searchers, aggregators, programmatic traders, etc...) is willing to fill the order.
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primalglenn 🗿🌐🖥️@PrimalGlenn·
Such large swaps can be done onchain you just need to use the right tooling. Traders should STOP 🚫 swapping large amounts of tokens as a taker onchain. Instead, traders should be trading as a maker onchain via limit and range orders. if you want ZERO slippage and 100% price certainty about how much you will get in return, this is the only way. Whenever you are taking a market instead of making one, you will always have to pay slippage. It's an inescapable force of market uncertainty and there is no way around. You can get around slippage and uncertainty by moving from taking to making. What could this trader have done in this scenario? He could have placed a limit order on @CarbonDeFixyz to buy $AAVE with 50,000,000 USDT and set the exact price that he is willing to have his limit order be filled. Carbon DeFi orders are placed onchain for ANYONE to fill and in essence it acts as a reverse aggregator as anyone can source liquidity from other onchain sources to fill this order. @Bancor built the Arb Fast Lane to guaranteed good order execution when the market price reaches the quote price of the order if no one else (e.g. searchers, aggregators, programmatic traders, etc...) is willing to fill the order.
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Weilin (William) Li@hklst4r·
Someone lost ~36 million swapping aUSDT to aAAVE on @CoWSwap . It's not even a sandwich... just a pure arbitrage. I don't think it's either @aave 's or @CoWSwap 's problem. The user swaps 50 million aUSDT to aAAVE on chain and there's no enough liquidity. Even if the user uses USDT -> AAVE (not wrapped aToken), the liquidity is still the same so such large swaps should be done twap / via OTC. Not atomically on chain. Cow swap front end is showing proper warnings. P1: victim: 0x98B9D979C33dD7284C854909BCC09b51FBF97Ac8, txhash: 0x9fa9feab3c1989a33424728c23e6de07a40a26a98ff7ff5139f3492ce430801f P2: arbitrage transaction, with a bribe of 26 million (arbitrage net profit ~9 million).
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YAM 🌱@yieldsandmore·
0x98b...7ac8 just lost $50m in an attempt to buy AAVE using USDT through @CoWSwap. This swap was very likely executed through AAVE's UI using the collateral swap feature, as it swaps from aEthUSDT to aEthAAVE, which represent deposits of USDT and AAVE into the AAVE protocol. The cause is mostly bad routing done by most aggregators. Below is a screenshot from @matchametaxyz and @CoWSwap, showing that all aggregators struggle with this. It doesn't seem to us that @CoWSwap misrepresents the price of aEthAAVE. Transaction: etherscan.io/tx/0x9fa9feab3…
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Today I am happy to post one of my longest working papers, the DeFi evolution over the last 9 years. From @Uniswap , @CurveFinance , @Balancer Evolution to the rise of @HyperliquidX this Paper covers all significant improvements in the last 9-10 years. I hope you enjoy reading this one. After the last papers were all TradFi approaches, this one comes back to our hometown, DeFi. (drive.google.com/file/d/1EAxEh3…)
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